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13/10/2006
Lead Stories
Playground ripped up
YOUNG children watched in surprise last week as a Berwick playground was demolished right in front o...  (13/10/2006)

Online murder bid charge
A 29-YEAR-OLD man has been charged with attempted murder following an altercation with a Berwick wom...  (13/10/2006)

Death trailer fine
THE family of a Noble Park man killed in a tragic freak accident has called on drivers to take great...  (13/10/2006)

Fence fire follows theft
THIEVES left a trail of destruction last week when they robbed an Endeavour Hills home and then set ...  (13/10/2006)

Flower show sprouts interest
CASEY’S agricultural businesses could soon come up smelling like roses with the seeds sown to host a...  (13/10/2006)

Motorist anger at dummy prank
A LIFE like dummy was suspended from an overpass bridge in Endeavour Hills in a prank dubbed by pol...  (13/10/2006)

Two charged after raid
TWO men were charged with cultivating and possessing a drug of dependence last week after police rai...  (13/10/2006)

Are you interested in the state election?
John Hall, Narre Warren YES “I really feel we need to give our views and try to keep politicians w...  (13/10/2006)

Nabbed drivers ‘a disgrace’
POLICE have expressed disgust after 12 people were nabbed drink driving last Friday night in Narre ...  (13/10/2006)

Police in luck with Strike Two, too
A NEW police operation in Casey has achieved staggering results with more than 270 road offences det...  (13/10/2006)

Man faces second sentence for rape
A KEYSBOROUGH man twice convicted of raping a 21-year-old woman on his buck’s night outside a Narre ...  (13/10/2006)

Crash driver on drink count
AN ENDEAVOUR Hills man has been charged with drink driving after his truck rolled over in Narre Warr...  (13/10/2006)

Man on second kill threat charge
A MAN has been charged for the second time with making threats to kill and stalking a Eumemmerring w...  (13/10/2006)

All Other Stories
New volunteers answer call
THE Narre Warren State Emergency Service’s (SES) open day was dubbed a huge success with many potent...  (13/10/2006)

Fence proves to be no barrier
SECURITY fencing posed no obstacle to brazen thieves who targeted Doveton factory last week. Police ...  (13/10/2006)

Lack of childcare choice a concern, says mayor
CASEY mayor Kevin Bradford has raised concerns that many of the city’s childcare centres are owned b...  (13/10/2006)

Funds boost for school care
TWO state MPS visited Casey this week in the lead-up to the November state election. Minister for Ch...  (13/10/2006)

Robbery
A BERWICK home was robbed last week with a digital camera, mobile phone and camera among the stolen ...  (13/10/2006)

Heavy workload is worth it
STUDENTS at an Endeavour Hills school are taking part in some heavy metal. But this is no rock band....  (13/10/2006)

Games’ leftovers ‘a prize catch’
THREE giant fish sculptures used in the Commonwealth Games Opening Ceremony will have permanent home...  (13/10/2006)

Cars can be a deathtrap, CFA warns
THE onset of warm weather has prompted a stern warning from the CFA for parents to avoid leaving you...  (13/10/2006)

Four charged over damage
POLICE arrested and charged four Hampton Park residents with 40 offences each in relation to extensi...  (13/10/2006)

Primary school comes of age
FORMER students of an Endeavour Hills primary school have been encouraged to come and take a trip do...  (13/10/2006)

Jobs secure after buyout
WORKERS at a Hallam carpet manufacturer have been assured their jobs are safe after their company wa...  (13/10/2006)

Fire season heats up
A HOT start to the fire season has prompted the Hallam Country Fire Authority to call on residents t...  (13/10/2006)

Casey is ‘safe’: Inspector
THERE are no street gangs in Cranbourne, drug-related crime is up in the local area and the City of ...  (13/10/2006)

Strolling really is fun with pushy kids
ABOUT 400 mums, bubs and families were out in force for Casey’s Greatest Pram Stroll, held last Satu...  (13/10/2006)

Form guide for that other
The state election is looming and with it the swag of candidates for both the lower and upper houses...  (13/10/2006)

Cross Roads give a clear direction
BUDDING film students at the Narre Community Learning Centre (NCLC) have made their movie debut with...  (13/10/2006)

Program is plain sailing
CASEY mayor Kevin Bradford last week launched the Lysterfield Sailing Club Sailability program for p...  (13/10/2006)

From cameras to catwalk
AUSTRALIAN reality TV star Gaelan dropped into Westfield Fountain Gate last week to showcase some of...  (13/10/2006)

Men not up to speed on dating scene
IT’S certainly not raining men in Berwick. A speed dating night scheduled to be held last Friday in ...  (13/10/2006)

No Show Barry at Cranny
LAST year’s Cranbourne Cup winner Show Barry will skip Sunday’s event in the hope of making the Caul...  (13/10/2006)

Park fires in pennant
IT was a good start for Hampton Park Bowls Club with both RVBA teams winning their pennant games in ...  (13/10/2006)

Telstra launches new phone generation
TELSTRA’S new NextGTM 3G mobile phone network is being touted as the future for Australia’s phone ne...  (13/10/2006)

Jason’s one happy fella
TOP CRANBOURNE greyhound trainer Jason Thompson has taken out the Group 1 Paws of Thunder final, aft...  (13/10/2006)

A twilight swim meet
CRANBOURNE Indoor Pool will hold its bi-annual Casey Encouragement Meet this Saturday night. It will...  (13/10/2006)

Cranbourne set for run chase
CRANBOURNE Cricket Club’s turf-one side has a 90-run chase after restricting Southern Pirates to 161...  (13/10/2006)

Elements of success
GUEST speaker at the October Casey Business Development Group (CBDG) Ann Gambetta of Ann Gambetta a...  (13/10/2006)

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